jmason Posts

Last time I went to Mall of Asia, their CA branch has these oppai mousepads with Orihime, CC and other nice characters for 500php each... and I went there this April.

250 is a huge markdown, more so if you got some in-demand ones. Lucky you. But still, too pricey ^_^

I thought of nothing. It's just superstitious hokum anyway.

I punched a couple of jackasses in high school in the face, and one in college.

Although one in high school got me in hot water, my fist landed on his nose, and started a very nasty nosebleed... his father rained expletives and threats on me the next day.

I disagree. And it's pricey. 500php is no laughing matter (Mall of Asia's CA had that price) when you can buy a decent mousepad with wrist support for at least 10% of that. Too big a pricing markup for oppai.

Hmmm.. At home, I really don't need it... my PC table's surface is nice enough, and the optical mouse just works there like a charm... I do miss the mouse with the hard ball in the middle. Ah, nostalgia.

The office is another matter - mousepads kept getting stolen, and the worst thing is that my cubicle's desk surface ain't good for optical mice. I had one last 2008... kind of worn it to the point of it having white spots here and there since I've worn out the top fabric-like layer in about 6 months or so. I had it replaced with a nice new one, but it got stolen twice. So I furnished myself a non-stealable "mousepad".

I took my masking tape, and cut about two 6"-by-6" pieces of paperboard. I kept one as a spare. The other one, I covered with tape near my desk where the mousepad previously was, and voila, I've got the only mousepad no one will dare to steal. Every 4-5 months or so I rip it off and tape a new paperboard again. And its slightly rough paper surface is as good as my previous mousepad.

Edifice.

Licky.

Black.

Valther

And why would I?

Yo dawg, I know you LOVE yuri.

And so do I.

A new one, but an old 8 will do.

- Slather isopropyl rubbing alcohol on your legs/arms and put them in front of an electric fan. (I do that a lot when I was a kid)
- Having electric fans, chilled drinks, and wearing loose, light clothing such as a-shirts and boxer shorts helps a lot.
- Stay indoors.